Andrew M. Molitor is a Republican/Conservative Assembly Member representing New York's 150th Assembly District, which encompasses all of Chautauqua County. Elected on November 5, 2024, he resides in Westfield with his wife Celia and their five children. A former prosecutor and Chautauqua County’s first assistant district attorney, he previously served as president of the Bar Association of Northern Chautauqua. Molitor runs a men’s ministry and serves as a catechist at the Chautauqua Family of Catholic Churches. His key priorities include enhancing public safety through bail law reforms and criminal justice changes, reducing taxes and regulations to promote business growth and lower living costs, opposing natural gas bans, securing education funding, and addressing environmental regulations impacting Chautauqua Lake.

Education and Political Experience

• Professional Background: Extensive legal expertise as a prosecutor and first assistant district attorney in Chautauqua County; former president of the Bar Association of Northern Chautauqua.
• Current Political Roles: Serves on committees including Ranking Member of Social Services, Judiciary, Banks, Codes, and Children/Families. Offices in Jamestown and Albany .
• Notable Positions and Achievements: Advocates for law enforcement tools, economic policies to retain residents, parental empowerment in education, and opposition to sanctuary state policies; issued statements on state leadership transitions as of 2026.